Senators Give Kerry Advice
“This man is a national hero,” Byrd said in an interview a few hours after meeting privately with the Massachusetts Democrat in his Capitol Hill office. “All he needs to say is, ‘I was there.
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Handicapping S.C.: Is Tenenbaum Ahead, or Fighting Uphill?
Whether in an interview with a couple of reporters or on a stage at a garage in Columbia, S.C., during the weekend of the first Democratic presidential debate, Tenenbaum has proven her skills and appeal
Blog Spat
“People made us aware of this yesterday,” said Dawson in an interview Wednesday afternoon.
Military Recruits
and the Korean War — today the number of veterans serving in both the Senate and House has plummeted to around 31 percent.
Can Thomas Thread the Needle With FSC Bill?
that can again survive the Senate, where it took the original bill two months, four trips to the floor and three cloture votes to pass.
Powell Protector
Press” interview with Powell.
House Page Board Beefs Up Scrutiny
Under the previous guidelines, no interview requirement existed for potential pages.
Kerry Allies to Shape Party Platform
Rosa DeLauro — will serve on the committee charged with drafting the party’s platform heading into the convention. DeLauro is joined on the panel by Reps.
Ways & Means to an End
Now, like a humble post-grad, the six-term lawmaker schleps his résumé from interview to interview in Washington’s other corridors of power.
‘Dean’s List’ Features Unusual Honor Roll
Dean’s first selections reveal that he still relishes the underdog, a role he played himself for much of the presidential race before rising to the top of the field and then self-destructing during
Race a Factor in Primary for Kleczka’s Seat?
With just two months to go before the July 13 filing deadline, the pool of candidates has finally begun to settle in the race to replace Rep.
Note to Self — Get Unlisted Phone Number
Stark was one of 49 Democrats who voted against the resolution on the grounds the House GOP leadership didn’t include several provisions they wanted in the measure; 151 Democrats voted for it.
For Santorum, ‘Team’ Is First
Santorum, in recent years the chamber’s leading social conservative, is still reaping praise from within the Senate Republican Conference — the ideologically diverse caucus he chairs — for the assistance
Abuse in Iraqi Prisons Does Not Justify Rumsfeld’s Ouster
What triggered the tornado of controversy about Abu Ghraib was the publication of pictures depicting the abuses and a leak of the classified official report on the investigation.
Energy Bill May Hitch Ride on FSC
The fate of a comprehensive energy bill — the long-stalled priority of the Bush administration — could rise or fall on the fortunes of the international corporate tax bill currently on the Senate floor
Lott Weighs Push To Reform FEC
“They can’t produce the votes. They can’t get a majority vote.” For Lott, the commission’s handling of the 527 issue was the last straw.
Embattled Ballance Retiring
“Considering the number of candidates in the primary and those expressing an intent to file, I do not believe that the current state of my health will allow me to mount the vigorous campaign necessary
‘Coach’ Mulls a New Ballgame
Osborne than the commander in chief.
Rangel Threatens Articles of Impeachment Against Rumsfeld
In a brief interview, Rangel, who is not yet seeking co-sponsors for the effort, offered a sheet of paper listing 10 prospective charges against the Defense secretary, including the allegation that
Library Settles Lawsuit for $230K
The agreement directs the Library to pay Nancy Lee Jones, an employee in the Congressional Research Service’s American Law Division, $45,486 in back pay and an additional $63,878.67 in noneconomic